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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-06-16
EXCHANGE ECHOES.

The reconstruction of the. navy
is going on with such vigor that within
five years the country will have twen-
ty-five serviceable vessels, counting
the five doubie-turreted monitors as
available for defensive purposes
Springfield Republican.
While it must be very gratifying
to Mr.. Plat to have arisen from the
position of bob to Roscoe Cenkhng's
kite to be the great Cesarof the New
York Republicans, it can hardly be
said that the New York Republicans
are to be congratulated upon the re-
t-Pailodelphso Times.
As to the new South, it is not
headed in the direction Of Republican
ism. The new South ID. Democratic to
the core, and will remain SO until it is
assured by the dissolution Of the party
of Mr.. Blaine that there is TO be no
more sectionalism In the politics Of
this Republic. -Atlontu Consultations.
--Ex-Fostmasten- General Prank
Hatton thinks that Sherman is the
strongest man that the Republicans
can nominate NEXT year; that Blaine
would be beaten, worse than he vas>in
1884, and that sl3e. party will moi hare
any thing resembling. walk-owans il
doesn't matter who is nominaked
Cincinnati KnQssrer.
-Republiean organs are wont "a
speak of .sthe Unsuitable hanger for
spoils of the Democratic partys' bu.
can they he'll US when any Republican
Administrators has ever cut down the
expenses OF Government by abolishine
fat but unnecessary offices2 It is no,
remembered that sucA. q thing ha,
gone into the Republican record Chi
cago Times
-"What answer could Presiden,
Cleveland make, Inquiries the TTi5~se
III Great Britain should urge paymen,
Of the Virginia bonds and Virgins
should refuse to pay?" Presiden
Cleveland would probably tell Grea
Britain that Uncle Sam is not 3 col
lector for J. Bull. But If MIR. Blain.
were President he might say. as b.
does in his history. that the Unitet
States Government itself should pa
the debt Of Virginia--G 4 Void
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-06-16
girl. almost oblivious of Aunt Rlndy's

girl, almost oblivious of Aunt Rindy's
disappearance
The stab Fluridy Ann had received
was severe but not fatal one Jase,
| realizing that it had been incurred to
| save him from deadlier one, in his
| own rough way besought Fluridy Ann
to live for his sake.
what notion made ye put on tat
thar beard and come right home hyar
a peddlin'?' she asked feebly. as she
lay with one hand clasped in be tn of
his, while S'manthy made sass afras
teas" and bathed her head ter keep
the fever off
.'Why, when I got inter the pen at
Nashville tho't I'd come year 'sguised
like, and see what you uns all tho't of
a man that he'd been in the chain gang.
Then t"
eyer mout hev knoved what Aunt
Rindy and me would think about ye, ~
interrupted Fluridy Ann. fondly. you
| never done nuthin' mean, Jase, and
know We never will"
Then 7 TUX ter peddling on the way
hyur to make some money for you and
me ter get married on. I met Abe
Pardner in Sweetwater, and he knowed
me and give me the pass signs, and /
writ ter Alb, too, that I was oomin'."
''And now yer hyur Jase." she said
anxiously, II want yer to quit this yer
moonshining. Hits bro't you and all
on us inter trouble enough, and hits
jest run Aunt Kindly plum distracted
Abe says he is going ter quit; he told
Cindy so, and 1 want you ter promise
me, Jase, that you will quit off thish
yer very night. Think of me, and
your own nanny gone clur crazy
about We, ever since you was TUX of. -
Jase promised. Fluridy Ann smiled
her thanks, and, motioning for MIN to
bend down, their lips met in true
lovers kiss
Aunt Rindy did not come back As
Fluridy AIMS condition improved, a
renewed anxiety took possession OF
| them all
Abe had gone home to his own sick
wife, but J ase and Abe's two brothers
| set out in search of the old woman by
daylight
Far up on one Of the widest spurs
| of Chestnut mountain, where the
rugged slopes rose abruptly into a
jagged prscipice known as pant err
Cliff her body was found after q two
days search. half submerged in a
shallow pool of water. lying beneath
the cruel rocks Whether she had
fallen from the cliffs while distracted
ly wandering about, or whether she
had deliberately ended her existence
under the belief that in striving to
slay her own son. she had killed one
scarcely less dear to her-win never be
known.
"'Twur hyur Jase's twin brothe,
Rufe fell off n the cliff and killed his
self more'n ten year ago" whispered
one of Abe's brothers to the other.
Perhaps the dread significance thus
attached to this spot had operated or
the poor souls distracted conceptions
with fatal fascination, like that Of
the serpent upon its charmed and
helpless victim
After time Jase and Fluridy Anr
were married But there was &c
more moonshine whisky made in Beal
Cove. and the midnight signal lights
on Chestnut mountain went out for
ever. William Perry Broom. tn Inter
| Ocean,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-06-16
POINTS FOR LADIES.

Cosby Notes. on, Matters Pertaining 10
the Feminine Toilet.
Very longstioks characterize the new
gArasols.
In glassware for. the table there are
many new and pretty things, especial
y in Bohemian berry and fruit dishes.
The double ohaindivides favor among
men with. the fancy vest chain. Many
are showing a. preference for the red
gold chains.
Travelling. ulsters for the girl Of the
period ere of the thinnest cloth and
made ts,fit as. u they were never In
tendedto, be taken of.
An imported tennis hat for women is
Of light leather. embossed an one side
and ON, the bsim with symbols Of the
fashionable game.
In silverware the forms continue for
the most part low. Tbs bright finish
may be said to be the popular one,
while old English and Louis XIV.
forms prevail to great extent The
fated pattern is in favor. In plate
ware the same forms and styles OF dec
grafton are offered IS are seen IN the
sterling ware.
| Il il no longer . secret that ladies'
wear carriers, these being numbered
| with popular presentation gifts for
| hirthd avs. weddings and other occA-
| sions The earters are Of colored silk
| elastic or Of fine leather Casually the
former) and fastened with gold or al-
YER buckles or clasps. These buckles
or clasps are variously decorated the
| yery newest style being perhaps q
decorative monogram applied. etched
or traced on with enamel IN r
Korld
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-06-16
Rebuking a Belle.

A celebrated Washington belle.
whose attractions invited such marked
attentions from scores of men that the
prefix of Mrs" seemed dead letter,
was receiving with another fashion
able woman. While chatting she IN
advertently drew out her handkerchief.
and observing knot in the corner d
it, stopped. hesitated. and saids srvt
a knot in the corner'of my handker'
chief; must have put it there to re
mind me of something" Said the
hostess: Probably to, remind yos
that you are married "LHayper's NAG
Lazisae
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-06-16
SOLID PROSPERITY.

The Ssxisfaetory Csndisxon a the Conntry
Uader Demoerasic Administretion.
One of tho prominent devices used
by the Republicans in the last National
campaign whereby to terrify the peo-
pie was an industrious circulation OF
the warning that if the Democrats
should succeed to power the wheels OF
industry would refuse to move in their
sockets and things in general assume
the air of graveyard. A cheap jew
elry firm in Attleboro publicly tele-
graphed to New York on the night be-
fore election: IF Blaine is elected fill
our order; otherwise consider it can
celed." Similar cheap tricks had been
in operation every day
But human nature did not radically
change after election Men continued
to eat, to wear clothes. to live in
houses and even towear cheap jewelry.
The wheels of industry, in fact. moved
more nimbly in their sockets than
before. It is even doubtful whether
the soft-solder man Cancelled his order.
On the whole the condition Of busi-
ness has remained Satisfactory. and is
SO to-day. That there are strikes and
numerous disputes between labor and
capital is rather an evidence that
times are good than the contrary, for it
is an old maxim to make hay while the
sun shines and to strike while the iron
il hot
The severe competition among man.
ufaeturers has made it necessary to put
far grester stock of goods upon the
market than formerly In order to live,
while traders find it necessary to ham
die almost double the quantity Of goods
in order to secure the gold profits. All
this operates to fulfill the great eco
homie Law promulgated by Josiah War
rem, that the inevitable tendency Of
competition is to- make cost the limit
of price, At this point labor is sure to
get its own, and MIR. Atkinson would
have US. believe that we have already
nearly reached it
Ours is a great country The sum-
mer sun shines down upon a mass of
humanity as contented and prosperous
as grumbling human nature will per
NIT itself to be. The people have no
confidence in their rulers. They are
gradually unloading themselves of the
degenerate Republican party that
waxed fat and audacious on the 1eav-
ings of the great war, and astill bright
er prospect stretches out before them.
The second Democratic Administra alton
| will find the country more solidly pr,s-
porous and happy than At any time
since March, B61.-Bostors Globe.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-06-16

The old woman, seized by sudden
fury. violently released her arm, but as
the knife descended. the girl flung her
self upon the mans bosom, exclaim-
ing:
'.Hit air our own Jase, Aunt Rindy!
Why Jase!-
Her cry ended in a gasp and a
mo an. The half-demented woman
stood paralyzed, scarce realizing the
meaning of those words, or the MUIR
derous effect OF her own act, when the
peddler pulled off his coneealing beard
and. bending over the wounded gn1.
cried out<
What hey We done, mother? I'm
Jase. and you've done killed F1uridy
Ann"
Aunt Rindy glared at her sons
familiar face, but the effort to adjust
this appalling conjunction Of circum-
stances was too much for her wander
| ing faculties With a wild scream
that ended in meaningless Laughter.
she turned, and with the knife still in
her hand, left the house.
The young man called Justify for
help S'manthy, surprised and horror
struck, rushed in Ffuridy Ann had
swooned away. and the bed was red
with the blood she had so freely Of
fered in her lovers behalf
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-06-16

When Abe and his brothers returned
three hours later from their nights
work at the still. securely hid away in
cave far up on the side Of Chestnut
mountain. they found Jase and
Smanthg banging oyer the wounded
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
0ie Gteubeit ber Situation CAB ibm

0ie Geubeit ber Situation CAB ibu
Mutb.
Sawobl - mas fol- benn bas aqes
betBen; ct 1T ia seftern bier seweien, ia'
uobl, feb mid nur ni9t 10 bumm an
@eitern rpar er bter - unb iaB binten in
Der 2aube. On unb i9 baben NIT tim
seipro1enl Sapobl, fperre III ben
Munb auf! Ser ii's, Der unb babel fubr
ct uteber nit Der betannten 8epesuns mad
Der Stirn.
Meper - fam ss feierIi6 surit, Res
per, i5 CLAUDE, Ou btt - unb ite ma9te
bic 8euesuns ibrsrieits unb aus Der &i9e
MAT He peri9uunben. Wspsr borte bic
Gbire Der Sinterftube ms S9loB fallen
uub ben &ie9eI bes S9IOfes pori6ieben.
Wsper brummte trsenb etuas uor ii9
bin unb 9ins aus benz Sauie.
gsi Brocurator Ofsnbrisse srsdbIte CT
feline unb Gonrab's geoba9tunsen. Der
Yrocurator meinte, man ioae rubis abs
parten - aber BET Der ionoerbaren Gage
bss SALES, ba Der iunge !Serr @rote bic
Oispoittionen ietues 9aters ni9t setannt
babe unb teuusn Tonne, iei es bod gut, i'm
gu obIerutren, baB CT ntdt etpa auf's neue
einen uniiberIesten Strei9 uOafibre.
Oas tbut Mepsr iofort unb bssab fi3
3und9it na3 benz Hotel d'Angleterre.
0ort erfubr er, baB Elm &etienber, auf ben
feline 8ei9reibuus paBte, Swei Gage bier
uerueilt babe, ii9 ais 80. Gaspar aus
Qsba9 BEL Bonn am Rbein" ms Srenben.
bud sinsesei6net babe unb beute Wtittas
nit Der gOt mad 9annouer absereiit ist.
9as meIbete Weper benz grocurator
unb bieier meinte, .ba mii1e er ii9 alto sriinbs
lid uerieben baben.
Ser aber iaste auf bic slei9e Welbuns
BIN: @r mars bod, bas werbet ibr err
Ieben.
Sebr tleinlaut Fam Wsper absnos mad
6auie. Tub er bate etne &eibe pOu bOien
Gasen. 9te fir9terli9iten Sti9elreben
iber vieinsn Sreunb" gourab muBte er
bDrsn. Der iepeiItse &efrain aber mar:
go elm ausssmadter 8inbbunb, Der sbr:
Ii9e 2sute gum 8eiten baltsn MIL! 60
Sreunbe muBt 0u babsr! 9as lit Der
rsdte llmsans fir Did.
9Iber Der @onrab bate bod re9t ses
iebsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
Sweiter Sbeil.

rSeiiferba5" - in wel6em Sersen,
bas einft unter benz peri9nirten Slaus eis
mes Bonner Stubentsn seidlasen, ua9ter
BEL Rennuns bieies 8ortes ni5t frobe Gr:
i~nneruusen an sIidlt9 unb better usrIebts
Stunbeu auf2
Sn Der Chat, wsld' Elm i9Snerss Sled
den sdbe es an benz &beinitrom, UNI In
frii9er iusenbli9er llnmittslbarteit 10 redi
bas 3u tbun, mas Der bsutids Stubent
vidwdrmen" nennt!
S1pdrmenl - 5euts perbinbet man
btsism ausbruds 3umsiif bas, mas untsr
ben sroBen &auti6utmantel bss 5. $50
bss Observation-Disclosures fdut uno itrafs
rs9tIi9 sts9nii9 nit vrubsitOrenbsn 9drm
ud9tIi9er &ubeit6runs unb srobem I'm
fus" auf ben Strafsetteln bessi9net 81
psrbsn pflsst, i'm Specislen absr barin Be:
itebt, baB man, na9oem nan bur9 9es
fang, EabatsquaIm unb Bier nsbit benz
iibli1en Ranbale in elmer m6ali1it bumpfen
&usipffube fi9 bis gum S~iebepuntt srbist
bat, auf bic StraBe binausSiebt, 9aslas
ternen e~inptrft uno ausbrs5t, 5auss Inb
@ei5dftsi9iIoer abbdnst, an unm0sli6en
BIdt9en wisbsr~ auibdnst, Dor ben Sdus
fern ftsbenbe @assn ioweit als m6slid
fortfdbrt unb gum S9luHs cine iolenne
9riseIei nit ben r@d9tern Der Ra5t~ ab:
bdlt.
0as nsnnt Der bsuti9s Stubsnt
vS9pGrmen.~
OsrIsi IobIi5e 9inss trisbsn bic Ssuts
i9en Stubsntsn pobI gu allen 3sitsn uni
aner Srten; unb IN Der 3eit, mo bic v@e:
re9tisteit~ nod eine uornebme Dame ma,
unb partete bis ie seiu9t purbe, pdb:
renb fe f6 beute tire Ssi9dftisuns burd
cine orsaniirte glrmse aufiudt - in isnsl
suten alien 3eit, ba lieB man bas benz luz
ffisen 86ltlein Der Stubenteu rubtser btns
seben; es mar Rebenia9e.
DAP ss bsate 9auptia9e bes Stunbens
treibens- mir iassn nt4t bes Stus
benton I B II 8 seporSen 1T, ioate baran
nidt bic Spperbspormuubunssiudt ~unisrer
mobernsn giuri9tunsen etne ftarte 9ofis
S9ulb ~trsffsn, bic 6a iebe llrui9iistsit
unterbriidt, isbe 8oltsbeluiisuns unter
YoIi3etaufii9t itsut, psnn fie SisisIbs nt9t
gar uerbietst2
@Ortissuna fclst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25

gerualtunsssebibr btuaus aussesablt
bate y alsiu 10 stnen seutfeu de-
fectum ingenii seist bas sanse Senebmen
bes Mannss. 0as ioa aber bdufis Bet
2eute uortommeu, wel9e bic 9tute paiirt
babeu.
limb baB gernparb gaspar bic 2inie
puiiirt" bate, baruu sueifeIte ia teine
SeeIe. limb ietn tinfttses 8enebmen bes
itdrtte, wis mir seiebsn babeu, bic 9eute in
benz @luubeu an ben sebetmntBuoIen Sns
bait Sieiss abersIdubisen S3IaswOrtes.
ga, 8sruuarb gaspar battle bic 9inis
paifrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
Sic &unf, bas 9e6en an perlGnaern.

ySie mil len bas &au9en aufssbsn, err
tldrts Der arat sinsm Yattsnten, usnn Sis
Sbr 9sbsn usrIdnssrn woueu.~
Der Yatient befolste ben &atb uab srs
sisIte idon In ben nd9ifsu a9t Eassn ben
wuuberbari item grfolg. Senn ais mad
9lbIauf berieIben Der arst wisbsr BET inn
sri9ien, risf Ct inn idon uon @sitsm sa
Doctor, sic babsn Re4t sebabt; sIsid
Der srffs Gag tam mir obne cine gtsarrs
10 lang Dor, ME mein san3ss bisbsrtses
2ebsnIH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
Nufgei6nitten.

Isle uarsn in sStaIien. 8aren Sc
aud tn Senebis9"
y9spiB mat t9 aud in 9euebts."
,Sabsn Sie ba ben 2Opsn BON Gan
Warco seieben2"
nOb i'd ibH seisben bab'7 Sd bab' i'm
iosar 8efittsrt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25

Worlds DlspansarY Medical Association,
Cos Raia ctr, SaWaIo, ~. q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
Ma ,CZE$C
Hrabiego W}adys}awa Platera rozpoczyna-
jacego rok oSmdziesiaty
s Listorada 1887 roku.

zfaczmy serca: spletmy rsce W jeden w,eniec bratni,
Zawoiajmy: MECH nam zyje nasz poset ostatni!
Krzepki wiarq, Shiny duchem, z pogoda ma czole,
Mech nam jeszcze marszalkuje " senatorGw kolee;
Jemu zaszczyt ten przystol, wszak odkad "a m}odu
PodJaf mandat ma Trybuna wolnego narodu,
Acz ojczyzna w..pdiwiekowym tonic dis odmecie,
Tryhun ME zrzek1 sic mandatu, pnastuje go swiecie,
[ milosci niezagas}a wiedzany podnieta,
Przecw ovation, wobec swiata, wiecznie VIOLA veto"
G Myldp, issa k xSil P gGgEse9 6ows, pHszsa xhi, niowieszsze: :
oWrog JIG Z szarpa}. twasda stopa jj barry przygniata,
"1esz yj szyny z a'1a j; psrsyd' S51{iszsm sT5iata,,
nBohaterskie jej wysitki stuletnie nsdze. ."
bog jcj why zaAugi przewazy ma szal,
VI bark jej straci twarde peta, Ear W piersiac' uaa,,;
II postawi il ma ezatach II plcmion rozdro5 " ''~pS''
by SWAT strzegfa cd zatraty otarnica p o5nn.
TAX odzvwasz sic do ziomk6w o..,ur ho1o:;
o przezacny Ty piastunle mar ,dowe; rzescii ~
Me szermierzysz tylko pad,,, rem j brzmi cemi s}owv.
30 u ciebic v slad "a slo avm id izunt cz lym! gotowv.
Tys nam polsks u iielwvcklch zbudow:a} %podgorzy;
1 Iu ?el Pzessfosj, n'epozyta promieje ehwa}a,
lH js w1dz'n, jakN pred wieki, potezna cafa
zkad kr5low>a nasza WISH toczy nurt szeroN,
1Iet pc Ni4men, glie brzni pfesni Adamowej nuta,
Kedy pu ska& W bystrej fall raczy koh Kiejstuta,
Daej na Wsch6d gdzie Dniepr siny miota sic pieni,
Gdzle mog}y pc stepowej sterczace przestrzeni,
Szepcza gfosem Wcrnihory swe zaklecia wieszcze:
,Prdzna trwoga, Polska zyywa, ME zginsfa !eszeze::'
ITO co przemoc rozszarpala W jedno lilac sic mus,
-Juz jj pieklo ME oderwie cd 1itwy Rush."
Mech HG" tn " vn si;sn @'a aict S'" s1saaa ase , 20 v yxa1sa '3 ts zsany,
Clos ich cudem rozpfomieni ske. w piersi wygaslq,
Tu Kosciuszkn mu w%ykrzyknie Rac4awieckie has}o,
Tu wieszcz Adam proroczymi ollecie 90 czary:
Wv gore! w gore! NIECE, zawo}a, SHY ma zamiary!
Mech sic reka }aczy z reka, SERGE Z screen splata,
,Wsp6lna s}a czas jmz wyrwaG Z posad bry}e swiata!"
A tn szaba Batorego Z damasvehskiej stall,
Gfosno dzwoni wyostrzona ma karkach Moska.
tn miecz kr6la bohatera szczernia1y j rdzawy
Swjadek boj6w Podhajeckich Wiedehskiei sprawy,
Tu wolaja grzmiacvm glosem lIetmany Wieszcze:
,Wg6re serca, nasza Polska ME zginea jeszcze!
:, Rych}o Ola nmj odrodzenia godzlna uderzy,
Ten zobaczy ia, ko ua, ko W jj przyszloG wierzy!
Ty zobaczysz ja Z piekielnej wydobyta matki,
Bos wytrwale, W moe mandate, nasz posle ostatni,
Nawa1I ice orkany g1uszyl wlelkiem yveto,"
30 Tw6j przyklad byl da braci do czyn6w podnieta.
Gdy sic zbiegniem W jedno ciafo ma kesy rozbici,
Gdy O czyzna wyzwolona zn6w rozese wici
Pc szerokch swych dzielnicach, cd pola ma pole,
Wtedy Z laska marsza}kowska W Senator6w koe,
Kt6z zagai walna rade? Ten MAJ co cd m4odu
Wytrwa} wicrnie jake Trybun wonego narodu.
Seweryna Duchihska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
ZBIOR
PieSni ~NarOdOWych.

Jest do nabycia mccnej
oprawie. Cena "a joden Exemplarz
wynosi $3.50
Zbior ten zuwieru 100 mai ulu-
biehszych picsnI narodowych ma
cztery meskie glossy.
Wszelkie znmowicnia powinny
bye nadsyiMne gotowkq pod adre-
sem:
4. Mqtnaie Esq.
540 Noble Str. tbfIC1 I'LL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08


Zacze}y sic szczego}owe ma
rody mad zamieszonem wyda-
wnictwem.
= Chce zrobjc para6i ME
sp%odzianke - rozpoc2at rs
Projektowicz j wtedy wfasrie,
Siedy najmniej spodziewac sic
beda, OLDHAM i'm dochod 2 ga.
7ety. I jezeli zechca mi wro-
GIG wy}oaone koszta, to do
6rze, ]eaeli ME, to drugle do
brze, - wprawdzie 2e przeto
ogofoce farme swoja ale to-
go nawet AaiowaG ME bede,
gdya ia ola siebie ME potrze-
buje mic, Ola mnie kosciof jest
wszystkiem, ia jestem jego stu
ga a to wszystko co mann
take do kosciola nalezy.
Parafa to dziatki mole, o
kt6rych troszcze sic naibar-
dziej. Wzrost lei " mifosct !
bojazni Boga jest ola mnie
s~zczesciem i najleps1a zaplatq,
DO widzac, ze z1c.rno przeze-
mnie rzucone pada " ich
serca, wy,uajqe szlachetny plon
WAR;, zgody i mifosci brat
rlej. pomimo wolf rzuca mnle
ma kolana pred Stworca Maj,
wyaszym, ably Mu z}o2:6 die
XII, he mi doT'omogf piracy
mo)ej.
- Wiesz pau, ola czego
nlatka kocha dziecie swoje?
eto ola tego, ze je W boles-
ciach i W poole rodzl, to tez
i ia ola tego kocham ten kos
ciof sw6j, bonn 60 2ebranina
i potem wystawif. ola tego
tel kocham parafian swolch,
DO ME szczedzili pieniedzy
piracy, ME zwazali ma mrozy
zawieje, lecz wzniesll te swia
tynie Panu jake do%od wdzle'
cznosci "a domaine faski i do
brodziejstwa.
- Bardzo to jest szlache'
tnie re strony proboszcza do
brodzieja, lie z takim zapafem
poswiecif sic ola swoich para
fan, powinni bye "a to wdzie.
czni i kochac 60 prawdz'wie
)ak OLGA.
= Mnie ME, ale Bogu ma
le1y sic wdzieczncsc, gdy2 z
wolf Boga zosta}em kaplanem,
vice jake posiannik Bozy
dobry siuga. spe}nlam tylko
wole Pana swego, a vice to
co Jest zrob;one, ME ia, lecz
Bog zrobit. Jemu przeto MALE
} zy sic czesc ; chwafa wiecz-
ma.
Prey kolacyi uradzono, ae
pismo to move nazywac sic
bedzie Dzwom. S%eimikowicz
zas dolozyf wszelkich staran
ably pierwsze numera wypadfy
swietnie i okazale, lecz poi
MEL doWledzlellsmy sic, re
nastepnym mic %zarzuci6 ME
moAna by1o. Ahonenci pier
wszych tygoduiach, chociaz ME
platni. ale pr2ybywali tax szyb
ko, il byfa Ottawa, &c zabra.
knie pierwszych trzech hume
row.
Panowie Agenci z kilku-
dziesieciu roznych miejsc mic.
Ii przygotowane dolarow 1000
ably je u kohcem kwartaiu
odesfa6. Nadzieja rozwoju PTS.
ma byfa wiece3 .jak pewna.
rs. Proiektowicz cieszyf sic
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